New Photos of Barahona to Bahia de las Aguilas

[karienina]

Beautiful pictures, your trip report came just in time, I'm doing the same route this weekend and I'm including the mines and Villa Mar?a, never heard of them.
Thanks a lot.

 

[PGerace]

Gracias Karienina, but caution about the ride up the larimar mines. It was a rough trip up-loose gravel, steep at times, bad road-and once there the mines were in a steep hillside to walk up. If you are in good physical condition you can handle it. I can recommend a guide if you want. Just send me an e.mail. I know you will enjoy that part of the country.
Paul

 

[canadian bob]

Wonderful compositions Paul! Thank you for sharing them... Canadian Bob.

 

[PGerace]

a few more images

Gracias Canadian Bob. Encouraged by the positive feedback I just posted a few more images. Enjoy!
Paul

 

[CarpeDReam]

I hope you find good use for these pictures; it would be a shame not to share it with the world at a grander scale. I'll say it again, they are truly amazing--I haven't been to the southwest but after seeing those pictures, it will be a must on my next trip. You're truly talented.

 

[PGerace]

Grrrrrrrrrrracias! Paul

 

[Richard Alberto]

Great pictures Paul. There are indications that development is beginning in the area of Barahona. Most notible around the area of what's called "La Vuelta de Cabino" which is a U-shaped curve with a long gulley heading to the beach. There you will see signs that the area is getting ready for the push of new development. You can see addition pictures on castillosdelcaribe.com.